Place of extreme beauty, the scene of a very interesting exhibition. Dream, art meets dream. A path between art and dream, even if the representation of art was clearly inferior to the path of the dream. Introduced by audio, recited by extremely pleasant voices, they totally involved you, so much so that you need to close your eyes to isolate yourself and listen. "The rooms" representation of art became superfluous.
... is a small art gallery located just behind Piazza Navona ... An exhibition was recently held on Turner, an English painter of the eighteenth century ... the ticket price was 14.00 ... dear for the few works on display ... there is also a bar inside, closed in the middle of August ... and a souvenir shop with very high prices ...
To visit. Unfortunately, the transparent plastic cover limits the gaze very much.
Great gallery where history is palpable on each step. Good place to have a drink in your quiet cafeteria
In the center of Rome, behind Piazza Navona, a beautiful building that always hosts interesting exhibitions!
It is worth visiting for the architecture of the master architect Bramante. The composition of the inner courtyard is incredible.
I will never stop saying this, this place is too small to allow too big events, a queue is created that comes close to 4 hours to make, if true, a dozen rooms. There is the desire to bring particular contents and it is absolutely a value for the structure, but it is totally rejected as regards size and price / offer balance.
Always original and interesting exhibitions. The cloister is wonderful and evocative
A pleasant and interesting exhibition that helps to get closer and understand modern art.
Modern and contemporary art exhibitions with audio guide included in the ticket, also for children.
Nice, but little valued. The church to which it is attached is very beautiful
Excellent. A small jewel in the heart of Rome. Art gallery managed impeccably. Exhibitions of current interest. Also interesting for children.
Dreams are bright ... or dark
Each one its own
Beautiful annual and themed interactive exhibitions. Absurd organization on holidays when there are hours of queuing for speedy visits that you don't like in full ... paid too perfumed! It is absurd to pay a supplement to pass on to those who have been queuing for hours! And I also saw a queue of such "privileged" ones formed! Over the weekend it could be organized much better!
The vote goes to the exhibition and the suggestive place that hosts it.
Every year a special exhibition! Conceived and studied also for children
The exhibition is very beautiful. I recommend not to go on the weekend. There is a lot of queue and the total visit is around 45 minutes
Spectacular cloister .... the exhibition much much less
This secluded and hidden place near Piazza Navona is worth a visit. The frescoed quadriporticus is a jewel. Some of the exhibition spaces are a bit cramped, but not without charm.
Place of always very beautiful exhibitions, the photos are of the exhibition entitled Love
Joying experience. A magical and inviting exhibition for acting and creativity. warmly recommended
Nice corner to have a cappuccino in the cafeteria overlooking the cloister
One of the most beautiful places in Rome, where art, architecture and an "old-fashioned" atmosphere dominate. The exhibitions they hosted here are fantastic because they are not mere exhibitions, but the care of the organizers in making them an experience really allows you to appreciate the quality of both the place and what is shown.
Unfortunately there was a bad exhibition and I was unable to enjoy the cloister
I have been to see the dream exhibition. I expected better, though to see
Wonderful architectural work always home to interesting exhibitions
Unmatched lacation. Exhibitions always sought after and of the highest level. A little crowded on holidays. Really lovely internal cloister with restaurant service
Quaint and classy. Nice arrangements for coffee breaks and working lunch. Good to organize conferences here.
Beautiful structure, very characteristic that conveys a lot of history, also excellent exhibitions inside including the exhibition love that I recommend to those who visit in Rome
A wonderful interior sitting room in addition to the tables on the terrace to go absolutely splendid!
Interesting path and wise use of space, the flaw concerns the excessively high price for the proposed works. Show recommended but not the best context in which to enjoy a Merz.
Lovely place. We visited the really interesting dream exhibition.
VOTE IN MY OPINION: 2/10
MAIN PROBLEM: row
WHERE DO YOU FIND THE ROW? At the entrance to get the ticket you have to wait 40 minutes if there are few people, instead if there is a lot of people you have to wait even 1h 30 ', an unpleasant thing. It is also found during the exhibition: to enter the balloon room you have to stand in line for 20 minutes until your turn comes, this situation to sit on the giant armchair, which in my opinion is normal. Unpleasant, very unpleasant.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS: the hall with eyes, balls with eyes projected on it, very boring to see and also a carousel that lights up and turns, even this very boring.
TOTAL VOTE: 2.5
Very beautiful but also very expensive work, whatever kind of exhibition you go to see.
You cannot ask for the same price you pay to enter the Louvre.
Ideal place to spend a beautiful day in the sign of culture. Interesting exhibitions. Indoor cafeteria ideal for a moment of relaxation away from the daily hustle and bustle.
Always very interesting exhibitions in a wonderful architectural context. Don't miss a ....
Unique experience, it really took such a place in Rome! I'll be back soon!
Interesting art exhibitions are held in a historic building. Millions of people every year who spend a lot of time to view works with the help of guides and radio headphones at a not excessive expense. Also at the end of the path a nice library and a small pub offering delicious cakes. In general, the visit lasts about two hours and you feel the need to sit down to rest and discuss how much you feel comfortable
It is an architectural marvel. Beautiful to visit. Marco
I was to see the dream exhibition, I loved it. Exceptional set-up, choice of texts and atmospheres of the various environments decidedly involving. I really appreciated the possibility of being able to interact with the various spaces and materials used. It certainly deserved the ticket price. The cloister is a show in itself that deserves to be visited regardless. In short, I came out "enriched".
I went to the cloister of Bramante to visit the exhibition the art of dreams. I liked the first part of the journey and the first poems I did not like the second part very much because it gave me a sense of anxiety and compassion for themselves
A real wonder in itself, always interesting exhibitions. the bistro is also excellent and there is a beautiful restaurant
One of Rome's best kept secret. Nice expositions, elegant and quiet cafeteria
Gallery an coffee bar in a small hidden cloister of the Renaissance
lovely, but I couldn't see the exposition. A nice bar for a stop and a nice sofa corner to enjoy the frescos of the Chiostro. There is also a good bookshop
Nice, well served and equipped for successful exhibitions.
Fabulous, magical, the exhibitions there remain etched in the mind more than other places, perhaps because the Renaissance architectural style of the building is among my favorites, but I really don't know how else to describe the visits if nn "diving into art".
Wonderful and I visited it on the occasion of the suggestive Dreams exhibition. Something unique, with extraordinary positions, post on the interpretation of dreams and suggestive stories to listen to in the headset
the most surprising exhibits are here. always excellent
The Dream exhibition is truly worth seeing and letting go
In the center (near Piazza Navona and other tourist attractions) it often hosts interesting and original exhibitions. On the first floor there is a coffee shop which also has excellent desserts. You can also sit in the cloister (the cafeteria has a few small tables there) as well as in a Victorian-style room. You can access the cafeteria and see the cloister even if you do not access the exhibitions and therefore without paying anything by telling the ticket office that you are going to the cafeteria.
Nice exhibitions, relaxing place, a little expensive and touristy bar.
The location is unique, inside the historic Cloister of Bramante, and the atmosphere is quite reserved (at lunchtime).
The dishes I tasted were all tasty and with refined combinations, but the portions are modest. You don't spend less than 25 each for a full lunch, but it's worth it.
It is also very convenient for those who, after a day of shopping or touring museums and galleries, want to recharge away from the noise and crowds that generally arise in the streets of the historic center.
I know there is also a wifi network available, but it has to be ascertained.
We visited the cloister on the occasion of the Banksy exhibition.
Beautiful exhibition. The cloister of Bramante equally beautiful in its perfect balanced architecture.
The managers are also good at organizing you in bars where you can stop for a while.
Views two exhibitions .... both beautiful .... and thanks to the magic of the place !!!
Wonderful place in the center of Rome, but the "dream" exhibition is not very interesting, boring and will be but contemporary art I just don't understand it.
I went to see the Dream exhibition and it was very interesting. The novelty of including a strange audio guide in the ticket price (which is actually a set of traces of narrative voices that accompany you along the way) was really spot on.
Perhaps the second part of the exhibition could have been cured better, compared to the first half, in fact, it is less appealing, but in general my opinion is positive.
To try.
Very interesting place with excellent temporary exhibitions
Chiostro del Bramante: A Cultural Hub for Art and Events in Rome
Located in the heart of Rome, Chiostro del Bramante is a cultural center that has been organizing exhibitions and events since 1997. The center is housed in a beautiful Renaissance cloister designed by Donato Bramante, one of the most renowned architects of his time. With its stunning architecture and rich history, Chiostro del Bramante has become a popular destination for art lovers and tourists alike.
The center's mission is to promote contemporary art and culture through innovative exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events. Over the years, Chiostro del Bramante has hosted some of the most important exhibitions in Italy, showcasing works by world-renowned artists such as Caravaggio, Raphael, Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (known as Caravaggio), Bernini, Canova among others.
One of the most notable exhibitions held at Chiostro del Bramante was "Love. Contemporary Art Meets Love", which explored different aspects of love through contemporary art installations. The exhibition featured works by some of the most prominent artists from around the world including Damien Hirst's "Love Lost" sculpture made up entirely from pills.
In addition to its impressive exhibition program, Chiostro del Bramante also offers educational programs for children and adults alike. These programs are designed to provide visitors with an immersive experience that goes beyond simply viewing artwork on display.
For example; they offer guided tours led by expert curators who provide insights into each exhibition's themes while also sharing interesting facts about each artist's life and work. They also offer workshops where visitors can learn new skills such as painting or drawing under professional guidance.
Moreover; Chiostro del Bramante hosts various cultural events throughout the year including concerts featuring classical music performances or jazz bands playing live music under starry skies within their courtyard garden area which makes it an unforgettable experience for all attendees.
To ensure that visitors have a comfortable experience while exploring their exhibits or attending events at their venue; they have installed modern facilities like air conditioning systems throughout their premises along with free Wi-Fi access so you can share your experiences online with friends & family members who couldn't make it there themselves!
In conclusion; if you're looking for an enriching cultural experience during your visit to Rome then look no further than Chiostro del Bramante! With its impressive collection of contemporary artworks combined with its rich history & stunning architecture - this place truly offers something special that will leave you feeling inspired long after your visit ends!
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